UK trained postgraduate doctor, with specialist GMC registration in Radiology.  

Subspecialty in Head and Neck and Gastrointestinal imaging

James completed his training in diagnostic and interventional radiology in Edinburgh in 2022. He is currently undergoing a postgraduate fellowship in MRI and IR at Westmead Hospital in Sydney. His main interests are in hepatobiliary and vascular imaging and intervention. James is very passionate about all things interventional and tries to share this interest through teaching and education.

Wilmi studied Medicine at the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa before moving to the UK. She obtained her MRCPCH in London and subsequently trained in Radiology at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital. She has been a consultant radiologist for over ten years, working at Guy's and St Thomas' and Kingston Hospitals and being actively involved in FRCR teaching throughout her consultant career. She was the Kingston Hospital Educational Lead for Radiology from 2015 to 2018. She is a consultant radiologist with subspecialty interests in Women and Children Imaging and more specifically Breast Radiology.

consultant radiologist having worked in the UK NHS for 20 years with more than 10 Years of experience as a consultant radiologist. Expertise include cross-sectional imaging including body CT -MRI  PETCT. A non-vascular interventional radiologist. 

  I am a Consultant Radiologist with a specialization in Musculoskeletal Radiology and have more than 18 years of experience in this field. I am also a Consultant in Sports Medicine. I have been practicing musculoskeletal imaging and sports injuries imaging for this period and have been involved in both imaging and treatment of sports injuries. I have treated many football, rugby, and cricket players, and also other athletes.Skilled in Healthcare Management, Healthcare, Clinical Research, Medical Education.Passionate about Radiology research and Medical education.  

Dr Sharmila Chhatani completed her clinical radiology training at the Southwest Peninsula Radiology Training Scheme and the Peninsula Radiology Academy, UK. While in the last year of training, she completed the prestigious fellowship in Musculoskeletal Radiology at Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore to get further experience in bone and soft tissue tumour imaging. 

She has done various national and international radiology presentations.

She is currently working as an MSK Radiology consultant at West Hertfordshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

Interests include advanced body & Neuro imaging and Intervention including vascular and non-vascular interventional techniques.

Keen interest in teaching and has taught various FRCR 2B courses, with a subspeciality interest in head and neck imaging gearing up to FRCR 2b and junior doctors.

I am a dedicated, personable, hard-working radiologist, with a solid background in general and acute adult radiology and a sub-specialty interest and a broad base of experience in Paediatric and Neonatal radiology, adult and paediatric Neuroradiology and Nuclear Medicine.

Teaching has always been an important professional focus outside my clinical practice. I am the RCR Clinical tutor, a foundation program Educational supervisor and the Deputy Phase 2 (clinical training) Lead for the University of Buckingham Medical School at Buckinghamshire Healthcare Trust. Additionally, I continue to provide teaching for the Oxford radiology registrars preparing for both parts of the FRCR. I have also taught in Viva practice sessions for the Revise Radiology/Everlight courses.

I take immense pride in maintaining the quality of my work and this continues to be reflected in positive feedback from my clinical peers, seniors, juniors and para-medical colleagues. Additionally, I make sure to reflect upon and learn from mistakes I have made which shaped my role as the Department Lead for Education. As part of this role, I transformed the learning processes and QA by adopting to run REALM meetings in accordance with RCR guidance.

Andrew Barltrop is a highly experienced Consultant Radiologist with expertise in various modalities, including CT, MRI, Ultrasound, and plain film. 

From December 2002 to October 2010, Andrew worked as a Consultant Radiologist at Northern Health and Social Care Trust, based at Antrim Area Hospital in Northern Ireland. During this time, he managed and reported inpatient, outpatient, and on-call radiology services across two hospitals within the trust. He provided expertise in CT and Ultrasound-guided biopsy and drain placement and played a pivotal role as the Deputy Clinical Director. Additionally, he led two new build extensions for the department, specifically in CT and MRI, and actively participated in teaching programs for radiology registrars and allied health professionals. Andrew was also a member of the Regional Lung Cancer development group and spearheaded various IT/Radiology projects.

In November 2010, Andrew transitioned to Healthcare Imaging Services (HIS) as a Consultant Radiologist and Clinical Director. He primarily served at Port Macquarie Base Hospital in New South Wales, Australia. Andrew also engaged in teaching sessions for various medical professionals, facilitated teaching programs for registrars, and actively participated in multidisciplinary team meetings and grand rounds. 

Since 2016, Andrew has been serving as a Consultant Radiologist at Everlight Radiology.. Furthermore, Andrew remains dedicated to teaching and sharing his knowledge with medical professionals.

 Dr Georgina Alam works both as a teleradiologist with Everlight as well as an NHS

Consultant radiologist who enjoys both general and on call emergency radiology as well as

having an interest in Neuroradiology and Head and Neck radiology. When not at work, she

enjoys spending time with her family in the Scottish countryside she calls home as well as

playing tennis, going to the theatre and travelling.

Dr Sadaf Javed is a Consultant Radiologist with a specialist interest in Musculoskeletal 

imaging. She qualified from University College London in 2007 and completed her Radiology

training at the Barts and the London rotation

David graduated medicine from the National University of Ireland, Galway with first class honours. After successful completion of medical Basic Specialist Training in University Hospital Galway, he transitioned to radiology training at the Mater Misericordiae Universty Hospital, Dublin. This was followed by a further two years of fellowship training in the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Australia in the subspecialties of abdominal imaging, neuroimaging and MRI. During this time, he completed the European Diploma in Radiology and became a fellow of the Faculty of Radiology in Australia and New Zealand. David is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the NUIG School of Medicine and has been a Consultant Radiologist since 2019 with a special interest in neuroimaging. 

I underwent my radiology training in University hospital of north Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent. During my final years of training I had my sub-specialty training in Gastrointestinal and Head & Neck imaging. I worked as Consultant Radiologist in University hospital of North Staffordshire and Worcester Royal infirmary. I used to chair the upper GI, Hepatobiliary and Head & Neck MDT. I was also the lead for information governance.  

I relocated back to India in 2015 and ever since I was working in Trivandrum, Kerala in a private multi-specialty hospital (PRS hospital, Trivandrum, Kerala, India). Here I was leading the MRI department. During my last 7 years of my employment, I developed and implemented quality assurance programme for the imaging department. I also devised standard operative procedures for adult and pediatric sedations in MRI department. I regularly chair the monthly neuroradiology meetings with the clinicians discussing the challenging studies. Played a major role in establishing discrepancy meetings and cardiac MRI services.

I was also an internal quality auditor represented imaging department during NABH (National accreditation Board for hospitals) and ISO (International organization of standardization) assessment.

Currently I am working full time for Everlight radiology and part time in the PRS hospital, India. In addition to GI and Head & Neck imaging, I also report adult neuroradiology studies.

Dr. Reddy did her primary medical qualification from Manipal University, India. She graduated with distinction and gold medal in surgery in her final MBBS.  She completed her postgraduate training in Radiology, from Manchester Radiology training scheme and worked as consultant Radiologist at Pennine Acute NHS Trust, before moving back to India . She has presented at various national and international conferences, including UKRC, RSNA and ESGAR. She was awarded RCR poster prize for her work on ergonomics in radiology.

Her sub specialist interests include GI and GU Radiology. Sailaja has been actively involved in teaching radiology trainees and FRCR teaching. She has taught on FRCR tutorials, UK. 

Dr. Reddy currently works for Everlight Radiology , providing teleradiology cover to various NHS trusts across the UK and also holds a part time role as Consultant Radiologist in India.